Inspire Portable Stand

[Outta Control]

I bought this stand on ebay and I thought it would be a great display/service stand and after building it is what I expected.

Only problem is that when it came in it had zero, zip, nada assembly instruction.

So in good spirits I've included a photo of my building the stand just in case someone would like to build one also.

What it looks like when it comes in.


Tools I would recommend. 2.5mm Allen Wrench


Layout the parts.


Make sure you line up the holes correctly for the shoulders.


Assemble the shoulder portion.


Then work on ankles of the stand.


Completed ankles.


To get to the very tight places I rolled up some packing tape and used it to anchor the nut to align it to the bolt.


At this point *do not* tighten this screw. Secure it enough to allow the legs and arms to move with some resistance so they don't fold too easily.


Make sure the nut is on top of the foot.


Final product:

 

[sirnikolas]

Nice but every time I look at the last photo it kinda makes me wanna run over there and catch the I1...
Can you please remove the last photo.
It's making me nervous!

 

[Aussie Pete]

have you allowed for a windy day...
or uneven ground...
like your thinking though.

 

[Airwolf13]

Why do you need this?

 

[Outta Control]

LOL. Here is a video of how much stability it has. Granted I wouldn't put this up during high winds.

 

[Outta Control]

Why do you need this?

I can use this for display, servicing, and as an art piece at home.

 

[Tpoze41]

I can use this for display, servicing, and as an art piece at home.

Absolutely two perfect reasons and it looks good....Now I just bought one

 

[Mazz]

Looks nice. Did someone punch you at the end of the video?

 

[Outta Control]

Looks nice. Did someone punch you at the end of the video?

LOL. No it was just me being coordinated like a drunk sailor and hit my phone.

 

[mdomeny]

I bought this stand on ebay and I thought it would be a great display/service stand and after building it is what I expected.

Only problem is that when it came in it had zero, zip, nada assembly instruction.

So in good spirits I've included a photo of my building the stand just in case someone would like to build one also.

What it looks like when it comes in.


Tools I would recommend. 2.5mm Allen Wrench


Layout the parts.


Make sure you line up the holes correctly for the shoulders.


Assemble the shoulder portion.


Then work on ankles of the stand.


Completed ankles.


To get to the very tight places I rolled up some packing tape and used it to anchor the nut to align it to the bolt.


At this point *do not* tighten this screw. Secure it enough to allow the legs and arms to move with some resistance so they don't fold too easily.


Make sure the nut is on top of the foot.


Final product:

that's a gimbal stand nice...

 

[Outta Control]

You can call it that. Also you can use it to check on the landing gear mechanism. Making sure it runs smooth.

 

[mdomeny]

i have a handheld gimbal i got for my octocopter for dslr and red camera use later. i designed a modular system with our 3D printer and made it possible to disassy and assy within ca 5 mins. the gimbal its self is dual usable just need to get a second yaw motor and just screw over to have it handheld. that is what it came with but nice idea i will have a check on that later...

 

[Outta Control]

Roger that.

 

[mdomeny]

 

[6sph]

Anyone no if there is a indoor display stand you can buy for the inspire 2 that can rotate for show